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Whats the minimum net to do a Flip?

Carlos Garcia
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What is the least amount of money I should net when doing a Flip?

I was thinking around $30k to leave room for surprises and changes in the market?

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Kenny Smith
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Kenny Smith
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@Carlos Garcia

I wouldn't look at it from a flat number, but more of a percentage. As homes get more expensive, so does your risk if the market flips. As an agent, with the market constantly changing, I'd say at minimum 10% of the ARV.

Best of luck!

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